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in: A&E / 12/14/2019 / by: Delani Taft

The Huntington Library & Botanical Garden

120 acres hidden in the hills of Los Angeles Traditional tea room located in Japanese garden, the Huntington. Photo, delani taft/ lariat Looking for something to do this weekend?

in: Featured, News / 12/13/2019 / by: Porter Aydelotte

The unsung heroes of Saddleback College

Partners In Algebra was created fifteen years ago to help those from struggling communities toward higher education. Saddleback College often serves as the starting point for many. From

in: Community, Life / 12/13/2019 / by: Porter Aydelotte

Saddleback’s holiday movie taste

The Lariat went around campus asking students what their favorite holiday movies are. December is the month of holidays, which families come together to celebrate their own cultural

in: News / 12/13/2019 / by: Dylan Robinson

Inside Saddleback’s Super Smash Bros. club

Saddleback offers its very own Super Smash Bros. Club where casual or competitive fans alike can strike up battle on campus with their peers. Offered on Mondays in

in: Opinion / 12/13/2019 / by: Dylan Robinson

Fallout isn’t Fallout anymore

With humble beginnings forged out of nuclear waste and atomic ash 22 years ago in 1997, Fallout staked a claim in the role-playing game genre. Touting itself as

in: Featured, News / 12/11/2019 / by: NikLamas

Students will spend one week exploring London’s graphic design history

Study Abroad in London with Saddleback College’s Graphics Department By Bridget Mills Saddleback College’s Graphic Design department has announced an opportunity to study abroad in London, England, for

in: Briefs, Life, Opinion / 12/10/2019 / by: Sam Hasson

Why you should read the Lariat News

There are many reasons why you should read The Lariat Print and Online. In this article, I will give you the top three reasons why you should read

in: Life / 12/10/2019 / by: Sam Hasson

Christmas lights in Dana Point

There are thousands of holiday lights gleaming, giant whale sculptures, a surfing Santa, and the available Kiss Me Lane photo opportunity here in the Dana Point Harbor. New

in: Featured, News / 12/10/2019 / by: Frank Rocha

Saddleback’s fight for and against Gender Neutral restrooms

The International and Diversity Student Council is implementing a plan to create more non-binary restrooms, which are only existent in two buildings on campus. Governor Jerry Brown signed

in: Football, Sports / 12/10/2019 / by: Morgan Smith

Lamar Jackson responds to racist remarks with win over Buffalo

Earlier in the week, a certain someone made remarks towards the success of Lamar Jackson’s read-option scheme was due to his “dark skin color with a dark football.”

in: Life, Opinion / 12/09/2019 / by: Delani Taft

Why dating apps made me want to stay single

Dating app conversations that are having the opposite effect on women Todays dating apps. Photo credit: Zoosk.com “Hey gorgeous, mothers day is 266 days away, if you come

in: Featured, News / 12/08/2019 / by: Frank Rocha

Saddleback removes racist mascot images around campus

On Nov. 21, Carmenmara Hernandez Bravo, a member of the International and Diversity Student Council at Saddleback College, contacted President Elliot Stern and informed him about the image

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